Snake Eyes

Origin 1: Snake Eyes by Mota Rebel Rolling snake eyes may be all luck, but cultivating this plant isn't easy. Breeder Mota Rebel crossed five plants to get this hybrid strain: (GG4 x Kosher Kush) x Herijuana x (Lemon G x Lemon Thai). The result is a tall and dark flower with a classically hashy aroma, with notes of sweet fruitiness cutting through the earthiness. The complex combination of parent strains creates a truly special effect. Consumers love this strain for its burst of energy and focus, hitting similarly to a landrace sativa strain. Snake Eyes is perfect for a wake and-bake toke, or whenever you need a little boost of energy, happiness, and focus. Origin 2: Snake Eyes by unknown There's another version, or versions, of Snake Eyes floating around the cannabis market with a hazy history. The original breeder is unknown, and it's often listed as a cross between Bubba Skywalker and another strain: ML11, Donna OG, or Phoenix OG — so always check the genetics of your Snake Eyes to know which cross you have. These buds are small and dark, with rich purple undertones and a reflective white layer of trichomes. The high hits the head first, with an energizing burst of euphoria that gives way to a state of full body relaxation. Some consumers experience more intense sedating effects, while others enjoy a longer period of energy and focus — you'll have to smoke for yourself to find out.